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30 May 2025

Spain: EIB finances Teknia with €30 million loan to support R&D investments for the European automotive sector

The European Investment Bank (EIB) and Teknia have signed a loan worth €30 million to finance the company’s research and development activities, and measures to apply them in manufacturing of components for the automotive sector.  Teknia is a Spanish company present in 13 countries specialised in the manufacture of metal and plastic components for mobility solutions using a wide range of technologies.

Transport Manufacturing Spain Romania Germany Sweden Poland Czechia European Union Digitalisation and technological innovation Social infrastructure
26 May 2025

Czech Republic: EIB backs Prague’s first affordable-housing project for public service employees

The European Investment Bank (EIB) is teaming up with Czech bank Česká spořitelna to increase the number of affordable homes in the capital Prague, marking a first-of-its-kind housing initiative in the country. The EIB will finance part of the project, which aims to build more than 700 apartments in Prague for public-sector workers.

Urban development Affordable and sustainable housing Kyriacos Kakouris Management committee Czechia European Union Social infrastructure Social and territorial cohesion Affordable and sustainable housing
11 March 2025

Czech businesses to get financing support as EIB Group and Ceska Sporitelna join forces

A range of Czech businesses will gain access to more financing due to the European Investment Bank’s (EIB) pledge of CZK 1.4 billion (€55 million) to Ceska Sporitelna (CSAS). The EIB investment, which takes the form of a guarantee on the mezzanine tranche of a synthetic securitisation, will enable CSAS to expand lending to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and Mid-Caps in the Czech Republic.